They seem to have moved locations without updating or have gone out of business which would be sad…read more My daughter and I drove up there to check out the facility and sign her up but there was no location to be found.

The kids love this place. And that makes us love it. High…read moreenergy and loud music helps the fun atmosphere.

This club has the best practice and game facilities in the region, by far. No indoor heat boxes,…read moreplenty of parking, no rented high school fields or city parks with questionable grounds. Blues have multiple grass fields here at Cokeva which are well maintained - especially given the extreme heat and dry conditions, plus the newer turf fields at Jessup which are amazing.

Pros: 1. Multiple Fields (Small for Under 12 players &…read moreLarge full size for 13 and up players) 2. Lighted 3. Parking 4. Short maintained grass fields (simulates turf fields) 5. Bathroom (Porta-Potty style) Cons: 1. Bring your own seats 2. No Pets Allowed on fields 3. No shade structure

Placer United is an awesome league. It's not necessarily for parents who just want to pay and drop…read moreoff their kids and expect others to do everything, but if you're interested and involved then you will learn great techniques to practice in your own time as well. Emre cares about fostering a real love of the game, and creating independent thinkers on the field- not just robots who do whatever the coaches yell from the sidelines. The way the league is set up, there is something for every level of player- grassroots, transition and comp. Players are put in the proper level, so they can actually play and learn- not just be bench warmers on a team they can't be competitive in. The indoor facility is Great, and rotating outdoor fields allows the grass to recover at multiple locations. It really is done with thought and intent.

There's so many kids in this club, I'm surprised there aren't more reviews than 26. This club was…read morerecommended to me as they mentioned Coach Emre is really great at teaching the kids the fundamentals of soccer. My 8 year old loves soccer. He's obsessed. We are so happy that we started here. TIPS: the parking lot is chaos. The traffic with the basketball court next door and their tournaments going on and starting and finishing the same time as soccer practice is insane. Be prepared for that. Another tip is that the indoor soccer arena is freezing! Bring puffy coats, a.beanie, a scarf and gloves. We did winter soccer so maybe it's not bad in the other months. (You're in a small lobby area and probably won't be able to actually see your kid practice, a lot of people drop off their kids or wait in their cars, some people are just on their cell phones or reading a book) Also: it is not always indoor soccer. They have our kids play outdoors at a large field, yes, even dealing with moderate weather elements (nothing extreme). Don't be fooled by the "indoor" soccer. But the kids love being outside. And bring your own chairs! A lot of parents volunteer which is fantastic. The app they use to communicate is very easy. So far so good, we will continue and now my son is transitioning to the Strike Program. Thank you Coaches!!!

OMG, I cannot say enough nice things about his gem of a soccer store. They have an enormous…read moreselection of kids soccer cleats in all the sizes, brands, and widths, and they have a patient and knowledgeable staff to help you navigate it all. It's the soccer/shoe store experience people talk about having in the 90s (that may or may not have been real) and the prices are totally competitive. We come here every year for new soccer cleats for growing kids.

The only store we go to in town! Great selection and great staff! The prices are within market, my…read moreD1 daughter always gets love there! HIGHLY recommend!

Terrible service. In addition the $150 pair of cleats I bought my son had a very small mark on the…read morelaces from when he tried them on and the store refused to return or exchange them for a pair that fit my son better.

The young guy who helped us was friendly and knowledgeable picking out shin guard holders for my…read moredaughter. cool shop.

This is a great park in the area. It's peacefully set back from the road surrounded by plant life…read more There is lots of different equipment in spaced out areas--slides, swings, climbing apparatus, bouncing, musical play, sand pit, & more. Some parts are covered. An area for younger children is fenced in with heavy gates to get in/out. Ramps & specialty swings add accessibility.

Love taking the kids here. It's behind the public library which is a plus. We always hit up the…read morelibrary before going to the park. The park has a toddler area that is gated which is a plus if you have little ones. My kids love the big kids playground, plenty of room to run around.

There is one referee who should be talked to by management for his lack of professionalism and…read moreattitude. This referee has let plays escalate into players getting hurt and slammed into the wall and does not even check on players when they do get hit into the wall or injured. This referee does not care about players safety. I myself was slammed into a wall by a keeper who was out of his box and hit my head in the wall. No foul was given. This referee could care less and just let the keeper restart the play with a kick. This referee has reffed 3 other games where he's not paying attention, talking to the crowd, and just hands out blue cards that don't meet any of the criteria in the policies. This referee also does not explain anything or talk to the players professionally. He is unprofessional and lacks any understanding of the game whatsoever and does not care about player safety. This facility needs to take player safety more seriously and employ referees who are professional and understand the game. As someone who is a referee it's really not difficult to be consistent within the calls, ensure tensions do not escalate, and keep players safe.

Terrible- unorganized - Would give it zero stars if I could…read more First time trying the indoor league and the coaches do not appear to even want to coach, communication is terrible and we had games back to back with no subs, it appears all they want is money and don't even care of anything else. I'm very disappointed. I understand that coaches are voluntarily but the league should be responsible to having enough players and not just randomly wanting to squeeze everything in for this convenience I would have preferred for them to not add an extra league if it was going to be this bad .

InShape Fitness -- Rocklin (Warren) Early Morning Review…read more 4am and early‑morning workouts at the Rocklin location off Warren are unbeatable. The gym isn't overly busy at that hour, which makes it easy to access equipment and move through your routine without waiting around. The staff is always friendly, welcoming, and consistent, even at those pre‑sunrise hours. The whole environment feels clean, calm, and focused -- the perfect way to start the day strong. If you're an early riser or someone who likes a quiet, efficient workout, this location delivers every time.

I have been a customer at In-Shape for the past four years and have regularly used the soccer…read morefacilities without issue. Unfortunately, my experience last night 02/27/2026 was extremely disappointing and unprofessional. For context, this facility has two soccer fields: one requires check-in for league play, and the other can be privately booked, which does not require check-in. My group had booked the smaller field for the evening, as we have done many times before. As I entered the facility, an employee named Isabelle stopped me by whistling at me from a distance. I found this extremely disrespectful and demeaning, as it felt as though I was being called over like an animal rather than addressed as a paying customer. In my four years coming here, no employee has ever treated me this way. When I approached, she spoke to me in a harsh and aggressive tone, asking, "What are you doing here? Where are you going? What's your name?" I calmly explained that I was there to play on the smaller field and that check-in was not required because it was not league play. She interrupted me, raised her voice, and began walking toward me in an intimidating manner, insisting that I could not go to the field without checking in. When I asked for her name, she refused to provide it and continued demanding my name in an aggressive tone. I later saw her name tag and noted it myself. Even after a front desk employee confirmed my identity to her, she continued questioning me and even referred to me as "little boy," which was completely inappropriate and unprofessional. Shortly after, she and another employee approached my teammates on the field and spoke to them in the same rude and disrespectful manner, insisting we needed to check in despite the field being privately booked. By that point, my entire group felt uncomfortable and offended by the way we were being treated. I do want to note that the other employee, Bladea, later apologized to me and my friend when Isabelle was not around, which I appreciated. However, the overall experience was still very upsetting and should never happen to customers. As a long-time customer who brings consistent business to this facility, I expect to be treated with basic respect and professionalism. There is a difference between enforcing policies and speaking to customers in a hostile, demeaning way. This experience left me feeling disrespected and unwelcome. I strongly encourage management at In-Shape Health Clubs to address this matter and provide additional customer service training so no other customers are treated in this manner.

Please read if you're a parent considering this school!!…read more Today my newly diagnosed Level 1 autistic son was kicked out of The Goddard School in Roseville, and I'm honestly still trying to process it. I am heartbroken, angry, and deeply disappointed. My son is extremely high functioning. We have worked incredibly hard to support him -- I drive two hours twice a week to get him to occupational therapy, he will be receiving ABA support, and we've put countless hours into helping him thrive. Because of that work, he doesn't even qualify for speech therapy. He is a bright, loving, energetic three-year-old who deserves patience and understanding like any other child. Instead, we were essentially told he could not stay unless we provided a full-time one-on-one aide ourselves -- something that would mean paying tuition while also paying privately for someone to supervise him all day. As a parent, there is nothing more painful than watching your child start forming friendships and getting comfortable somewhere, only to be pushed out because he needs a little extra support. If a school is not equipped or willing to support neurodivergent children, families deserve honesty about that from the beginning. It would save parents and children a tremendous amount of heartbreak. Right now my momma heart is just broken. My son deserves a community that sees his potential and supports him -- not one that shuts the door on him. If you're a parent of a neurodivergent or high energy child, walk the other way. Thank you for reading.

Just an update because my daughter moved to the next class since my last review and has been there…read morefor a bit now. I swear we've hit the teacher jackpot here at Goddard. Ms. Trivia, Ms. Emmy, and Ms. Kendall continue to love my little girl while I'm at work and she truly loves waking in every morning and being there. We're so appreciative

Love the coaches and environment for the kids! This is our first year for our 4 year old and love…read morethat he gets to be around other kids and love how the coaches help each kid!! Definitely recommend!!

We are so happy with Soccer Shots! I am so impressed by how engaging the coaches are with the…read morechildren, how they keep the kids focused and how they make soccer fun while teaching them basic skills! They are also very transparent and communicative with parents.